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Two Kogod Professors Honored with Endowed Chair Distinction
Kogod School of Business professors Sonya Grier and Valentina Bruno named Kogod Eminent Scholar Chairs.
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WCL celebrates 50 years of Clinical Law Program
Over the past five decades, the Clinical Law Program at the American University Washington College of Law grown to include 11 in-house clinics and is recognized as one of the top programs in the country.
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In the Community ·
WAMU 88.5: Building a Stronger Community One Story at a Time
WAMU has been connecting Washingtonians with each other and the world for over 60 years through programming and work in the community.
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In the Community ·
WAMU 88.5: Building a Stronger Community One Story at a Time
WAMU has been connecting Washingtonians with each other and the world for over 60 years through programming and work in the community.
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Technology ·
Building Bridges: Redefining Corporate Social Responsibility Through AI
Kogod School of Business professor Heng Xu is redefining corporate social responsibility through her work in artificial intelligence and more.
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Technology ·
Building Bridges: Redefining Corporate Social Responsibility Through AI
Kogod School of Business professor Heng Xu is redefining corporate social responsibility through her work in artificial intelligence and more.
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Announcement ·
$15 Million Gift Advances Student Thriving and Athletics at AU
The Commitment is a Historic Cumulative Gift to Support the Center for Athletic Performance (CAP).
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$10 Million Gift Will Advance Student Thriving and Athletics at American University
The Commitment is Part of a Historic $15 Million Cumulative Gift to Support the Center for Athletic Performance (CAP)
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Alumni ·
Supporting Today’s Student Researchers—Tomorrow’s Agents of Change
Katherine Pringle, SPA/BA ’90, and her husband, John McCormick, believe that young people are the lynchpin in addressing the world’s most challenging problems, from climate change to world hunger to income disparity.
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Alumni ·
Supporting Today’s Student Researchers—Tomorrow’s Agents of Change
Katherine Pringle, SPA/BA ’90, and her husband, John McCormick, believe that young people are the lynchpin in addressing the world’s most challenging problems, from climate change to world hunger to income disparity.
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